Tyler Archive

Relationships are hard. They are hard to start and even harder to maintain. ‘Togetherness,’ HBO’s newest drama/comedy hybrid (read: dramedy) is a well-written ode to these struggles that prides itself on the humor that can be pulled from the awkward and uncomfortable relational ebbs ...Read More

Films like ‘Joe Dirt 2: Beautiful Loser’ are not supposed to be the kind of movies that require a lot of thinking and questioning. Yet, for most of Joe Dirt 2 I could not help but think about two questions over and over again. ...Read More

Autism is an often misunderstood spectrum disorder. Its treatment in news, entertainment, and even documentaries tend to suffer from a bad habit of treating it as a horrible disease or something that deserves sympathy more than understanding. “How to Dance in Ohio”, HBO’s newest ...Read More

After a brutal murder with a familiar feel occurs, an ex-cop and his former partner decide to once again pursue an investigation of the murders that ended their careers and shamed them. Zhang Zili is a former detective turned alcoholic working as a security ...Read More

San Francisco has changed immensely, and not for the best, ever since affluent members of the tech world have begun to move there in the last decade or so. Thus is the main thesis of Alexandra Pelosi’s new documentary ‘San Francisco 2.0’. While the ...Read More

For a long time, there has been a growing push towards a discussion about serious criminal justice reform. From the drug war to the recent incidents of police brutality it has been beginning to look like that ideal time needs to be sooner rather ...Read More

‘Lost After Dark’ is one of those movies that not only idolizes 80’s slasher flicks, it wants to be an 80’s slasher flick. While managing to inject hints of cleverness amidst the camp overall the film just kind of blah. The plot is overly ...Read More